But the north Londoners have been so far unable to agree a deal for Sanchez while Ajax - who have given up trying to keep him - want a quick resolution.

Marcel Keizer, boss of the Dutch giants, said: “We'll wait [and see] what the next day is going to hold with Sánchez, otherwise he is available for selection.

“I expect the fans will stand behind Ajax and also behind Davinson Sánchez should he play.”

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - MAY 24: Marouane Fellaini of Manchester United and Davinson Sanchez of Ajax compete for the ball during the UEFA Europa League Final between Ajax and Manchester United at Friends Arena on May 24, 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images) (Image: Mike Hewitt/Getty)

Ajax coach Marcel Keizer (Image: Hollandse Hoogte/REX/Shutterstock)

Sanchez would still be available to play in the Champions League group stages for Spurs even if he does feature in Ajax’s game against Rosenborg tomorrow night, according to UEFA’s rules.

But Spurs would prefer him not to take part with his potential move so close.

Meanwhile Tottenham have no intention of allowing defender Danny Rose to move to Chelsea this summer.

The Champions are understood to be targeting a move for the England left-back after the two teams play each other at Wembley on Sunday.

But Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has already decreed that, following the sale of Kyle Walker to Manchester City, no player will leave this month that head coach Mauricio Pochettino wants to keep.